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Jonathan Brandstein, Patrice O'Neal's manager, said the family wanted to thank "all with the fans and friends who've expressed an outpouring of love and support for Patrice these past weeks." "Many folks have lost an end and loved friend; all individuals have lost a real comic genius' Jonathan Brandstein said in a very statement. Charlie Sheen who had previously been fired through the hit CBS comedy 'Two and a Half Men' in September tweeted: "The entertainment world as well as the world most importantly lost an excellent man. Patrice O'Neal would have been a regular guest for the program 'Opie & Anthony Radio Show' and would have been a familiar face at some New York City TV shows such as "Chappelle Show," "The Office," and "Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn. Patrice O'Neal's death was announced on Twitter by Opie from the Opie & Anthony Radio Show on Sirius/XM satellite radio: 'Yes, it's true that our pal Patrice O'Neal has gone by away,' Opie tweeted. 'The funniest and greatest thinker I've ever known PERIOD. #devastated." The details of his funeral is going to be updated soon. Has there have you ever been a time in your own life that you couldn't crunch for tomorrow into the future? or possibly didn't desire to go to sleep due to you was having a real wonderful time? You need to have felt like that at the very least once that you experienced, right? I bet you even have a big smile on your own face simply remembering those 'smart times'... If it's not something you've experienced yourself, no doubt you've run into people who find themselves bitter about past experiences or missed opportunities and should not appear to stop talking about them. It's hardly nuclear physics to believe that they are not doing themselves worthwhile should they be constantly looking back.